I been here a bunch of times and I like this place a lot. It's a tiny shop but they make some…read moreexcellent drinks. I just learned today they offer discounted gift cards for sale. There is a poster for $100 gift cards with a $15 bonus, think you might get an even bigger bonus if you pay with cash. The food: Honey Osmanthus Oolong Tea- The difference in price between the sizes are very minimal so just get the large. I get the large with zero sugar reg ice and this is the quintessential spring drink, it's not too sweet, it has a nice soothing floral flavor, it's not really a fancy drink but something I can picture drinking on a nice hot day. Mango Coconut Sago- I am old enough to remember this being a dessert in Flushing dessert shops but they offer it here in drink form and it works. I love that it is not over the top sweet and I love the overall flavor of this drink, the crushed ice makes for a nice refreshing drink.

As boba has expanded, so too has the variety of drinks and Chun Yang has a huge selection to match…read more I'm getting too old for the heavy milk-based drinks of yore. Light and refreshing fruit teas are here to stay! The honey osmanthus is like nothing I've ever had at other boba tea shops (in a good way) and stood out the most. I would totally get it again, except it is a little on the pricy end so maybe not too often. The shop itself is on a side street and quite lovely inside with lots of seating and huge windows. It was a huge reprieve to be in here away from the snow storms this year and it's a cute place to hang out while sipping on some yummy drinks.

I love that they let you choose how strong you want your tea. A lot of places serve tea that's very…read morediluted and just not good. I like my tea strong! The eggy cakes are nice, I love the filling choices.

I've been missing the custard cakes from Taiwan and ventured here to cry and they didn't…read moredisappointed! The custard filling is good and the cake is very soft. Love the fun shapes, but wished the exterior was just a little bit crispier. Also, nothing beats a classic milk tea loaded with toppings like the noodle jelly.

4.3 and rounded up! It's hard to say no here, because their bubbles are so good!…read more As one of many bubble/boba (波霸奶茶) milk tea chains that have emigrated stateside from Taiwan (original birthplace of boba), Xing Fu Tang hails from has 5 locations in the New York boroughs area, 4 in Midtown and 1 in Flushing. Their signature fresh boba is what makes their bubble tea stand out from the rest--the "bubbles" are made from cassava starch otherwise known as tapioca pearls or balls--soaked then cooked and sweetened in a brown sugar syrup. Here they have a whole wok full of these, and they're super soft, incredibly chewy and bouncy, on the sweeter side compared to some other chains, but not too cloyingly so. Their menu consists of a number of a bubble tea and coffee drinks, mostly with milk though some without, you have an option of regular milk, lactaid milk (+$0.50) or oatmilk (+$1.00). Two sizes regular or large (+$2.00) and add-ins for +$0.50 more of the following: Brown Sugar Boba Strawberry Boba Taro Boba Honey Jelly Herbal Jelly Milk Foam Matcha Shot (+$1.00) I got their regular brown sugar boba and it was a treat! Like I mentioned above, the bubbles are sooo good! Prices are on the higher side $7.99 for a regular size, it made me really miss the days of $3.75 regular-sized drinks! After ordering it took about 7-8 minutes to be ready considering the store was really busy. Note: the brown sugar boba milk tea is where they line the cup with brown sugar syrup in addition to adding boba. Technically their standard boba milk tea is without the additional sugar syrup but since the boba are already cooked in brown sugar, there's no true option of getting unflavored boba without brown sugar. Like most boba stores in NYC, the shop isn't very big, just enough space for a small line to form for ordering and then waiting to pick up drinks. All customers are taking these to go, there's no room or seats to linger.

I visited this place three days in a row! Their bobas are made fresh and cooked with brown sugar,…read moreright by the store front so you can watch how they make them. The texture was right amount of chewy. I ordered their signature brown sugar milk, brown sugar milk tea and dalgona coffee boba milk. The brown sugar boba milk tea was my favorite. I'd love to keep going back but it's probably not good for my waistline and wallet. A small boba drink is $7.99 plus taxes!

Black sesame taco milk tea…read more Very sweet but it tastes good Not too crowded. Can order onsite

This was not my first time coming to this establishment but it's the first time I've noticed these…read morecute bottles. I will say though that this bottle is merely for decoration and is not very sturdy at all(single use only). The drink I got was very unique. It combines corn with tea and milk. I must say that I did not enjoy it as much as I thought I would. The corn flavoring was off-putting. I think that the best part of this drink was the mochi, with the taro being a close second. It was very sweet and gave a bit of texture to the drink. I ordered my drink at 50% sweetness, but if I had to reorder it, I'd customize it to 30% sweetness.

The milk tea tastes excellent, and the staff's service attitude is also wonderful. They listen to…read moremy questions with great patience and answer them just as patiently.

It's a really good store, and very good drink. especially the signature drink, jasmine milk tea.read more

I don't know why this tea place is so empty on a Friday, but honestly, their tea is amazing! The…read moreflavors are unique, especially with the touch of popping barley beads -- healthy and such a fun twist that makes it stand out. There are plenty of seats upstairs, perfect for studying or getting some work done -- something rare to find after COVID. If I weren't rushing to work, I'd definitely stay longer. They have a great variety of teas, and my favorite so far is the Lychee Jasmine Tea -- it pairs perfectly with the popping barley. The staff is attentive and patient with your needs. Definitely my new go-to tea spot

There are many bubble tea/ assorted drinks spots opened around in Flushing, it's honestly hard to…read morekeep up with it. We went to Chayann on a Saturday afternoon and splurged on some great drinks we were excited to have. The specials looked delicious. I ordered one of the Strawberry Mochi drinks and the purple rice drink. The drinks were made fresh and delicious. My husband loved the Lychee drink. We ordered multiple drinks from our first trip here. When you spend a certain amount, you receive a free Keychain too. See your options at the register if you plan on getting to the amount. Chayann is beautifully decorated. Staff was helpful and friendly. Parking is available outside by the meter, however it is going to be hard to find a spot and better to walk around. All payments accepted. Since this first trip, we came back again.

HeyTea is easily one of my go-to spots, and while I have tried a bunch of their drinks, I keep…read morecoming back for the Coconut Mango Boom. It is honestly my favorite on the menu. It leans more dessert than drink, with a really smooth mango flavor, creamy coconut, and those small sago pearls that give it a great texture without feeling too heavy. That said, it is hard to go wrong here. Everything I have tried has been well-balanced and not overly sweet, which keeps me coming back. Even with so many bubble tea spots nearby, this is one I consistently pick without overthinking it.

Even though this area of Prince Street has probably 7 or 8 different bubble tea places, I've been…read moreconsistently coming back to HeyTea. Everything I've had so far has been delicious, not too sweet, a generous portion, & actually never too long of a wait. Probably the longest was 15 minutes. All the teas in the area are $7.50 - 9 & very Jasmine green tea-focused, but I'm happy with HeyTea (M-lly Tea & Tea Sch-lar were fine. Maybe HeyTea markets their drinks better?) HeyTea drinks have good flavor, quality ingredients, and well-crafted & executed layers. Now I understand why they're so popular & glad I didn't come sooner because my habit would have been even worse. I've had these (less sweet, less ice): (all have a green tea base) - Jasmine Cloud King (the OG) - Jasmine Matcha Cloud King - Crisp Grape Boom (a bit slushy, bits of real red grape) - Mango Coconut Sago (perfect dessert, a traditional Cantonese soup dessert) Like the tiny sago boba instead of the regular size. Coconut square jellies too. No caffeine version available. - Blue Coconut Matcha Cloud Still have to try a Matcha one. The shop is a good size with a lot of waiting room. 1 table & a high counter at the front window. I've seen a small group of professionals either de-briefing or meeting over tea. But the space isn't really conducive for long-term use or work. The staff seem pretty relaxed, most are bilingual, & they seem like seasoned baristas. Proud of what they make. One suggestion /recommendation would be to move the TV screen with the order numbers to a more visible spot. It's currently against the right side wall with an overhang slightly blocking it. Maybe this angle disperses the crowd though?

Damn. Should have came here more frequently instead of venturing off to other drink spots. I love…read moretheir super trio and bubble tea egg waffle. It's so good. Today I was craving it and boom - ugh, too late. Damn it. RIP.

Peach fruit tea, grass jelly, medium $8.50 With my favorite…read moredefault grass jelly loeng4 fan2 涼粉 choice topping. The grass jelly was the second worst I have ever tasted from any bubble tea business I have ventured in my New York City foodie travels. The grass jelly was disappointedly medium and large chunky hard knotted heaped lumps. The grass jelly tasted like Greek yogurt hard chunky heaped lumps. The grass jelly topping is utter extortionate price $1.00. The 30% sugar level was a good consistently but not entirely sweet. Nevertheless, my drink contained a lot of ice as requested and served Arctic extreme cold to heed the hope within my mind. The peach was rather large chunk pieces of fresh fruit embedded. This drink was average. I requested medium size but it is truly large size especially the price $8.50. Yi Fang Taiwan Fruit Tea, like most bubble tea businesses intentionally, does not offer small sizes. Customer service is average attentive. There are two indoor benches for brief resting - no seat hibernation. Takeout menus are available for grabs.

Fragrant and delicious tea flavors! Finally tried it and was super impressed…read more The jasmine hot milk tea was the perfect drink for a cold rainy day. Like a hug from the inside. The mango grapefruit bloom is a great fruity drink, with nice bits of texture, especially the little explosions of grapefruit. Was pretty empty when we came so service was very fast, waited 2-3 minutes for our order.

I always see Heytea so I decided to try it very busy there was a 15 minute wait but very friendly…read more There were so many options I didn't know what to get so I ended up going with brown sugar Boba in my order they didn't have one of the ingredients for my Boba so they switched it with something else which It was still good I enjoyed it.

Came here with my friend a while back and definitely this is a unique spot to go to hidden in a…read moreunderground food mall. The staff were very attentive and nice and made our drinks fresh. It's a good spot for healthy alternatives compared to the standard boba and the vibe is always chill.

I'm not sure if I got the wrong thing, but I'm not sure if I understand the hype. I was super…read moreexcited to try this place out because there's a similar place in the Bay Area that I frequent which is also coconut theme - Tong Sui. I haven't found the equivalent in NYC yet so I was excited to try this place out. We ordered the Mango Pudding and I was a little confused. First there was a lot of these coconut popping boba on top? The pudding had more of a mousse consistency than a jello consistency which is what I had originally expected and I feel like you couldn't taste the coconut as well. I'm glad however they did use fresh mango. I will probably give this place another shot when they open in Manhattan but will probably get a drink instead of a pudding next time.